potato
Years ago I read this book called potatoes not prozac.... the premise is you eat a small skin on potato every night before bed.
Well this week I found a new type of potato in a steamer bag that cooks in 10 minutes, so I gave it a try. It may have actually worked a little bit. During an INSANELY stressful week,I stayed cheerful.
Just a thought. Really I am not spamming for the potato industry.
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Sounds like an interesting concept Cookiegal, I think I might just put it to the test! Thanks.
Love n hugs. Chrissyb
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Did you smother it in sour cream, bacon bits, butter and green onion?
VERY interesting......
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Potatoes are comfort food....especially baked potatoes with butter and lots of salt!!!
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I have to admit, I got a chuckle out of this one. But hey if it works, awesome!
Right now if I can't, I drink hot cocoa. Seems to be working
NJ
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I think the theory is that something in the skin is a natural anti depressant. Actually the steamer spuds had less calories than I would expect. (The are small, a little bigger than fingerlings)
For all I know it could be a placebo effect.
For the record I put a little shredded parmesan on.
I am a parmasean addict.
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So you eat the potato and the skin ????
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yep
Again I am not saying this is a magic cure for anything...but I had a decent week when I would have really expected to be at my wit's end.
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please see omg a cure for stupid for my boyfriends cure.
he is a medical genius and has figured out how to cure depression.
apparently, it is a choice, and you're in charge.
so just start making better choices, choose not to be depressed and VOILA! instant happy.
he's a real gem.
poor thing has had such a hard time with my cancer!
he's almost had to care several times.
thank goodness he's shared his cure, i'm about to try, so everyone hold your breath, i'll let you know if it worked!
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I just make my baked potatoes in the microwave. Depending on the size and how many cook for 5-8+ minutes till they are still a bit firm. Remove from microwave & wrap in tin foil and let sit for 2 minutes.
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